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SwapRocket vs SimpleSwap

SimpleSwap is an instant exchange with floating and fixed rates, card purchases through payment providers, mobile apps and an optional account with a loyalty programme. SwapRocket is a non-custodial crypto-to-crypto swap service with no account and a floating rate. Each row below states what SimpleSwap's own site said on 12 October 2026, with the page it came from.

SwapRocket and SimpleSwap, row by row

 SwapRocketSimpleSwap
AccountThere is no account to create and no email to give. You enter a receiving address and send.Its homepage says sign-up is not required. An account is optional and its terms say some features may need one. Source
Identity checks (KYC)No KYC for standard swaps. The licensed liquidity provider that executes the swap screens transactions and can, rarely, hold a flagged one and ask for verification.Its AML/KYC policy says the no-KYC approach applies to low-risk cases only, that KYC can be required on any transaction at its discretion, and that a transaction can be frozen during review. Source
Rate typesFloating rate only. The estimate shown before you send already includes the fee and the payout network fee.Both floating and fixed rates. Source
Custody of fundsNon-custodial. You send from your own wallet and the swapped coins go to the address you gave. No wallet connection.Describes itself as non-custodial (its FAQ also uses the term self-custodial). Source
Card or bank purchasesThe swap is crypto to crypto. A separate buy page hands card purchases to a third-party payment provider, which runs its own identity check.Yes, through third-party payment providers, with availability that depends on region. Source
Mobile appsNo App Store or Google Play app. The site runs in any browser and can be installed as a web app from the browser menu.iOS and Android apps. Source
Supported assets700+ assets.Its homepage states 2,800+ cryptocurrencies. Source
Where it is not offeredNot offered to residents of the United States or the United Kingdom.Its terms list restricted locations that include the US, the UK, Japan, India, China and the EU member states, plus sanctioned countries. Source

SimpleSwap's column was checked on 12 October 2026 and paraphrases its own pages. Terms change: follow the source links for the current wording. No fees or speeds are listed for either service, because neither publishes one figure that holds for every pair.

Where they differ

  • SimpleSwap offers a fixed rate as well as a floating one. SwapRocket is floating only.
  • SimpleSwap has iOS and Android apps. SwapRocket has no store apps and runs in the browser.
  • SimpleSwap states 2,800+ cryptocurrencies on its homepage. SwapRocket supports 700+.
  • SimpleSwap has an optional account with a loyalty programme. SwapRocket has no account at all.
  • SimpleSwap’s terms list the EU member states among its restricted locations. SwapRocket’s restriction covers residents of the US and the UK.

Where they are the same

  • Neither needs an account for a standard crypto-to-crypto swap.
  • Both describe themselves as non-custodial.
  • Both can ask for verification on a transaction that is flagged.
  • Neither is offered to US or UK residents.

Which one to use

Use SimpleSwap if you want a fixed rate, you want a phone app or you need a long-tail token that SwapRocket does not list.

Use SwapRocket if you want to swap one coin for another with no account, no email and no wallet connection, and a floating rate suits you. Standard swaps need no KYC; the licensed liquidity provider that executes the swap screens transactions and can, rarely, hold a flagged one and ask for verification. A typical swap takes 5 to 30 minutes, set mostly by how fast your deposit confirms. Common routes are the BTC to XMR exchange, the ETH to USDT exchange and every other exchange pair.

Whichever you pick, compare the amount you would receive for your own pair and size rather than a headline fee, and read how identity checks work in the guide to no-KYC crypto exchanges.

SwapRocket vs SimpleSwap: common questions

Is SwapRocket the same kind of service as SimpleSwap?

Yes. Both swap one cryptocurrency for another and send the result to an address you provide. SimpleSwap is an instant exchange with floating and fixed rates, card purchases through payment providers, mobile apps and an optional account with a loyalty programme. SwapRocket is the narrower of the two: no account, a floating rate, and nothing to install.

Does SimpleSwap require KYC?

Its AML/KYC policy says the no-KYC approach applies to low-risk cases only, that KYC can be required on any transaction at its discretion, and that a transaction can be frozen during review. That is SimpleSwap's own policy as published on 12 October 2026; read the current version before you swap.

Does SwapRocket require KYC?

No KYC for standard swaps. The licensed liquidity provider that executes the swap screens transactions and can, rarely, hold a flagged one and ask for verification.

Which is cheaper, SwapRocket or SimpleSwap?

Neither publishes one fee that holds for every pair, so compare the result: enter the same pair and amount on both and look at what you would receive. On SwapRocket the estimate already includes the fee and the payout network fee. It is a floating rate, so the final amount follows the market until your deposit confirms.

When is SimpleSwap the better choice?

Choose SimpleSwap if you want a fixed rate, you want a phone app or you need a long-tail token that SwapRocket does not list. Choose SwapRocket if you want a crypto-to-crypto swap with no account and are comfortable with a floating rate.

See the rate for your own swap

Enter the pair and amount to see what you would receive. The estimate already includes the fee and the payout network fee, and there is no account to create.

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